New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
NEW-YORK CITY.

ROub'cn in ise city o'o ta' not registered s|o"d
do so t0ddu
Tho sinking Fund Commissioners Will orcn bids
to dav FOR $OOOC0O water stock. the proceeds to ht
applied to work on the new aqueduc
The Britannia is still detained al Quarantine Health
Officer Smith said yesterday that tho vcs-cl was hcH
in order that sho might lie thoroughly cleaned The
were no OF cholera or any Other contagious dS
on board, but the ship was dirty.
Thc-o was no quorum at tho directors meeting of
tho Arcade Railway Company yesterday, and an all
journment was taken until to-day
The body Of Bernhard wIcdman arthur Won Hohen
ha,iscn. a journalist Of ills city, will be mcinerated
at tho Fresh Pond Crcmatory this afternoon. lie was
thirty ono years old. His Will lie the one hundred
and thirty eighth cremation that has occurred there
since tho place was opened
The following officers of the Ncv-Yors Gable Railway
Company were elected yesterday: President, william D
Williams; vice president Joshua y. shaw; treasurer
Thomas W. Evans secretary, Abraham l. Ealo'
Charles p Shaw was continued a. counsel
Tho fcma'e Grammar school Teachers Mutual In-
provemcnt Association and the Primary school Teach
crs' Association have arranged for reception To-
morrow evening az Association Hall. to andrew -
Draper state superintendent Of Public Instruction.
Assistant Dlstrict-Attorncy Nco suggcstcl yeNtcr-
day to Albert stckncy, Jacob sharps lawyer, that
argument before the Court Of Appeals in the sharp
case take place on october 20. No opposition TO
the request Is expected.
Mayor Hewitt wrote yesterday TO c. s. storm-,
OF the Custom House. who had complained of the
filthy condition Of the streets, that If builders occupy
Unreasonable portion OF the street that was the
fault Of the Police Department and not OF the May
The Officials Of the Cunam Line do not seem TO
blame any one for the grounding OF the Aurania IN
the Swash Channel sunday. Vernon H. Brown
laid yesterday that tie vessel came up lnrlo too
early for the tide and he did not think the pilot or
any one else was particularly at fault.
Tho Godchaux- Russell suit has been settled by
tho payment of hard cash By the fair lillian. It
OH yrhN hp IN.
supplied the actress with costumes costing about $500
Henry Lee, actor and manager, having sod t.
Charles b. Poor, OF Michigan, the right to produce
"Thc Lights o London" for 1000 and . per cent
of the receipts aud Poor having failed to pay
the consideration, an attachment against his property
IN this state wa granted Yesterday by justice
Donohue Of the supreme Court.
Proposals FOR United states Army supplies IN cigars
and crackers were opened Yesterday ri the Army
Building In Hou>ton-t. Eight or nine firms
bidding for the cigar contract.
The now figure Of Justice which win be placed
the city Hall within day two will be oi copper
placed On an lion frame
The Board Of Estimate vii begin on Thursday
tho consideration OF the PROVISIONAL estimates for
Hosea b. Perkins yesterday asked the Mayor to
appoint certain men for school Commissioners. Tho
Mayor said he did not propose TO turn out good men
to make room for other good men.
The examination IN the case Of william +. Croas
dale, manager Of tho Ant-poycrty Fair, Who "a
accused Of having violated The lottery law, wac again
adjourned yc>ic dag until Thursday.
The funeral Of Edward NJ Wlmerlng, who died al
Navajo Springs Arizona, was coniuctcd yesterday at
The Church Of the Holy Communion, by the Rev Or.
Henry MVtct, and the body buried IN Greenwood.
The directors Of The Sanitary Aid Society yesterday
appointed committee to confer with the Board 81
Health ahout sanitary matters and 10 assist that bod
IN obtaining necessary legislation
SATURDAY evenings house al Dookstader's was the
second largest ever known in the history Of the theatre
Sgnor Campanini VIII be s"rcnadcd Al the Everett
House. at II 80 this evening by hundred Of The
prominent orchestral musicians Of this city who have
taken part in his operate representations.
valratlo and attractive collection " Dutch silver
antique furniture and b1c-t-hTaC, imported by NJ f.
Mo~-cl, viii be sold AT bocl'ou the afternoons Of
to-day. Tomorrow and T.ur~dIy AT the ant galleries
o. orig ~ CO., No. 30 broadway.
At lie Bank II Ncu-lora nothing a. known ye-tcr
CAY OF the reported discovery Of George ". GcImaino
h Ciieaeo lis brother 1T thu ciy last week for
Chicago, Lut had -ont no word 10 the bank.